Clean Islands Council

Clean Islands Council is a small organization based in Honolulu, Hawaii, dedicated to marine safety and environmental protection. With three employees, they strive to minimize the impact of oil spills and marine fires in the region. Their mission centers on fostering a prepared and capable response network. Clean Islands Council focuses on providing training and resources for members and the wider Hawaii community, equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed for effective and safe emergency response. Their core focus is on training public and private responders, enhancing communication, understanding, and cooperation within the response community, ensuring readiness for swift action in emergencies. A unique aspect of Clean Islands Council is its commitment to serving members efficiently, aiming to minimize costs by leveraging existing member resources and avoiding unnecessary charges for services. They prioritize collaborative efforts with members and the broader Hawaii community to support comprehensive planning, training, preparation, and response strategies for potential oil spill incidents. Clean Islands Council can be contacted through their website: cleanislands.org.